Inbetweenies - not skinny, not fat, need to lose around a stone ...

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Mouseytongue Apr 2021 1:38pm, 10 Apr 2021 7,615 posts	0 Mouseytongue Good dtuff, Totrio! After an inconsistent week, I finally managed to duck under 85kg post run, but probaly not post lunch
Mouseytongue Apr 2021 1:38pm, 10 Apr 2021 7,616 posts	0 Mouseytongue Stuff, even!
Hibeedeb Apr 2021 1:59pm, 10 Apr 2021 51 posts	0 Hibeedeb Poppy is there a difference between your upstairs and downstairs scales in terms of readings? Well done MT!
Welshpoppy Apr 2021 2:18pm, 10 Apr 2021 859 posts	0 Welshpoppy I would say more Tanita not as accurate as withings .but will do a test tomorrow and bring upstairs downstairs and compare them.
Hibeedeb Apr 2021 1:09am, 11 Apr 2021 57 posts	0 Hibeedeb WP you should also take your downstairs ones upstairs to see if that gives a different reading again 😄
azx Apr 2021 6:45am, 11 Apr 2021 239 posts	0 azx Morning. +0.3/+0.4% after overeating yesterday. A blip I'll get over. Happy Sunday everyone.
WtnMel Apr 2021 12:16pm, 11 Apr 2021 2,146 posts	0 WtnMel Down 1lb for me this week at my weekend weigh-in .. and am finding myself enjoying using Fitbit & Trendweight to see the daily changes. Reading the comments above about the accuracy of scales, something I noticed today. I do my weigh-ins in the upstairs bathroom as it is lino rather than carpet. When I first weighed myself, it was higher than I expected. But having heard some creaking from the floorboards, I experimented with different positions and the readings differed by as much as 2lbs. The 1lb off is an 'average' of those reading this morning. But something tells me I should try weighing myself downstairs where there are 'proper' solid floors, just to see how different the readings are.
cackleberry Apr 2021 12:52pm, 11 Apr 2021 2,066 posts	0 cackleberry The stability of the surface under your scales will make a difference. Totally even, solid floor is best. Even cushioned lino (ie in the bathroom) is not ideal. Despite any accuracy though, it's best to use the same scales and analyse the trend than the exact numbers. Which you all seem to be doing anyway
EvilPixie Apr 2021 1:16pm, 11 Apr 2021 24,478 posts	0 EvilPixie My scales don't move! They have their spot and stay there
cackleberry Apr 2021 1:20pm, 11 Apr 2021 2,067 posts	0 cackleberry Best way EvilPixie!